After its anti-Trump 2016 collection, Sagmeister & Walsh is now launching a wonderfully aggressive and statement-making capsule of pins, badges, clothing and more, titled 'Sorry I Have No Filter.' Cleverly designed to appeal to the younger generation with quirky lingo, swear words and other symbols of empowerment and fierceness, the capsule is dedicated to promoting and accelerating the roles of females in the art and design industry.
From fashion-forward tees that boast graphic illustrations of females from different cultures and ethnicities with the words "Boss Babe" to simplistic mug designs promoting that "Perfection is Boring" with chipped teeth and plump lips, the Sorry I Have No Filter collection is truly a form of rebellion.
In addition, all proceeds from the capsule will go to graphic designer Jessica Walsh's 'Ladies, Wine & Design' initiative.
What's Driving This Trend
- Empowerment Merchandise
- Designing merchandise with empowering and fierce messaging to appeal to the younger generation
- Diversity and Inclusion in Art and Design
- Promoting and accelerating roles of females from different cultures and ethnicities in the art and design industry
- Social Responsibility Initiatives
- Supporting initiatives that aim for gender equality and promote women's role in the art and design industry
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- Creating graphic illustrations on tees and other apparel that promote diverse and inclusive designs with empowering messaging
- Design Industry
- Encouraging diversity and equality in art and design industries and acknowledging the role of women in the sector
- Non-profit Industry
- Supporting non-profit initiatives such as Ladies, Wine, and Design that promote gender equality in the art and design industry
